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I shipped three small tools over about a week. Bridle , Interlock , Slopguard . I was pleased with the names - short, metaphors that explain the mechanism, not a vowel-dropped startup pun among them. Then, quite late, I checked the npm registry. $ fo
I've been quietly building Antigravity Tools - a collection of 59 free, browser-based developer utilities - and today I'm sharing everything I built and learned. Why vanilla JS? No React, no build step. The main constraint I set for myself: zero depe
Feeding raw HTML into LLM context windows is one of the most expensive and inefficient mistakes in modern AI engineering. A standard modern news or blog page easily spans 1.5MB to 4MB of raw DOM payload. When passed straight into an LLM or vector dat
most ai apps ship a 4MB javascript bundle. they need node 22. they need webpack. they need a $40/month vercel plan. they need a macbook to run the dev server without the fan sounding like a jet engine. i don't have any of that. i have a $150 poco c55
Claude Statuspane gives developers real-time visibility into Claude Code context use, rate limits, costs and CI status, highlighting a growing need for agent observability.
A product team ships a “search the web” toggle behind a chatbot. The interface barely changes. The system now decides when to browse, rewrites the user’s question, selects sources, and compresses them into one answer. That small toggle creates a much
Un desarrollador independiente metió el editor de Visual Basic 6 entero dentro de una pestaña del navegador: la misma paleta de controles, el mismo diseñador de formularios de arrastrar y soltar, el mismo editor de código con Sub y End Sub que corrió
If you have experimented with building generative video pipelines recently, you already know the dirty secret of the AI video ecosystem: the SaaS Wrapper Tax. Most consumer-facing AI video platforms do not train proprietary foundation models. Instead
Social Physical AI - Part 9 of 13 If a medical AI gives factually correct information, is that enough? Not necessarily. Correct information can still be delivered to the wrong person, at the wrong time, without consent, with too much certainty, or in
Every semester, my college friend and I face the exact same chaos before our exams: piles of slides and notes, scanned PDFs, previous-year papers, syllabi, and only a few hours left. When you're pulling a deadline all-nighter, reading through hundred
I shipped my EPUB-to-Markdown converter after a week of clean tests on well-behaved novels. Confidence lasted until the first footnote-dense book hit the endpoint. The chapter that came back was unreadable. Every few sentences, a full paragraph of ci